I CHALLENGE WOLF BLITZER!!!!

FUCKING INCOMPETENT OVERPAID CNN ANCHORMAN!!!  I'M GONNA PUNCH A HOLE RIGHT THROUGH HIS SKULL!!!!

As far as the DJs are concerned, it may seem at first glance that they drove this woman to suicide. However, there is too little evidence to support that claim.
1) The call was not a personal attack. The DJs neither attacked the nurse nor berated her. They simply impersonated the monarchy (which should automatically raise some eyebrows). There were no threats or blackmail involved. Without a personal stake in the incident, it is difficult to believe the call itself bears responsibility for the tragedy.
2) The implied cause of the suicide has a weak foundation. It is very difficult to believe that someone would commit suicide because they were fooled by one phone call in which none of her personal information was compromised. In fact, the only thing compromised was the privacy of the monarchy. It is difficult to believe that the nurse would be so ashamed of having been fooled by a couple of DJs that she would commit suicide, especially when the Monarchy's privacy was the only thing compromised.